In recognition of the 400 years which have passed since enslaved people were first brought to the U.S., University of Baltimore Law Review’s Fall Symposium will use the history of American enslavement as a lens to discuss slavery’s evolution and its effects on our criminal justice system. We invite paper proposals that fit within theContinue reading “CALL FOR PAPERS University of Baltimore Law Review Fall Symposium – 400 Years: Slavery and the Criminal Justice System”
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Selected Comments for Publication in Vol. 49
Congratulations to the following students whose comments have been selected for publication in University of Baltimore Law Review Vol. 49: Raquel Flynn Non-Compete Agreement Got You Stuck In Sexual Harassment? #MeToo: An Analysis of the Correlation Between Non-Compete Agreements and Sexual Harassment. Andrew Harvey Climate Change & Greenhouse Gasses: Keeping Our Vehicle Emissions Standards Safe.Continue reading “Selected Comments for Publication in Vol. 49”
The Annual Filing Season Program: A Brief Examination of AICPA v. IRS and the Resulting Regulations on Tax Return Preparers
*Brenton Conrad I. Introduction On August 14, 2018, the United States Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) Annual Filing Season Program, which was enacted to serve as a means of combatting the growing concerns involving fraudulent tax returns. AICPA v. IRS, No. 16-5256, 2018 U.S. App. LEXIS 22583 (D.C.Continue reading “The Annual Filing Season Program: A Brief Examination of AICPA v. IRS and the Resulting Regulations on Tax Return Preparers”
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